Provides simple pyramid routes/views for facebook canvas application.
Some documentation on https://pyramid_facebook.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
=============
Configuration
=============
#. Create facebook application on https://developers.facebook.com/apps
#. Add facebook settings in .ini file under application section and fill with
facebook application parameters::
facebook.app_id =
facebook.secret_key =
facebook.namespace =
facebook.scope =
#. In the app settings on https://developers.facebook.com/apps, set callbak url
to point to ::
http://127.0.0.1:6543/[facebook app namespace]/
#. Include ``pyramid_facebook`` in your config::
config.include('pyramid_facebook')
config.scan()
#. Define your facebook canvas view::
from pyramid_facebook.canvas import facebook_canvas
@facebook_canvas()
def canvas(context, request):
# canvas is available only to users who accepted facebook permission
# defined in setting['facebook.scope'].
# context.facebook_data dict contains signed_request content.
# i.e.:
# user_id = context.facebook["user_id"]
...
return Response('Hello Facebok World')
#. Browse to your app on ::
http://apps.facebook.com/[app namespace]
Development
-----------
0.5.324
-------
* Add a ``GraphAPI`` utility lazily instantiated with the application token.
* Add an attribute ``object`` to ``ChangeNotification``event.
* ``OrderReceived`` being notified when receiving a real-time payment update
* Add :module:`~pyramid_facebook.tests.integration.test_payments` used in
:module:~pyramid_facebook.tests.functional.test_payments
Breaking Changes
````````````````
* Rename ``OrderCreated`` for :class:`~pyramid_facebook.events.OrderReceived
* Can be sent multiple times for the same order with same or different status
* Rename ``OrderCreationError`` for :class:`~pyramid_facebook.events.OrderProcessingError`
0.4.317
-------
* Added pfacebook-real-time command to update real time subscriptions.
* Breaking changes: namespace is now added by the framework in opengraph URLs.
0.2.246
-------
* Reusable view and template for OpenGraph objects.
* Support for Facebook local currency payments.
This release is backward-compatible for apps that use the app currency
and Facebook credits decorators. A future version will remove support
for credits (Facebook will remove them) and app currencies (which can now
use the generic OpenGraph view).
0.2.235
-------
* Packaging fix-ups.
0.2.220
-------
* Fix bug where permissions defined in ``facebook.scope`` setting were ignored
by ``prompt_authorize``.
0.2.217
-------
* Add view to redirect from GET canvas to the Facebook application page.
0.2.207
-------
* Move predicates from lib to predicates.
* Add ``PermissionEventPredicate`` for filtering event subscriber with permission.
0.2.2
-----
* Include ``pyramid_contextauth`` for dealing with context-based authentication.
0.1.194
-------
* Added ``CanceledOrder`` when any payment update fail during event notification.
* add includeme for any sub module to uniform configuration
* facebook auth policy does not rely anymore on context for authentication.
* add an ``CanvasRequested`` event triggered when a identified user request
canvas.
0.1.127
-------
* In credits: Check item title not being an empty string to avoid FB failing with
no explicit message. "Fail early."
* Fixed bug which raised configuration conflict because ``pyramid_facebook`` was
not commiting config via ``config.commit``.
0.0
---
- Initial version
Some documentation on https://pyramid_facebook.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
=============
Configuration
=============
#. Create facebook application on https://developers.facebook.com/apps
#. Add facebook settings in .ini file under application section and fill with
facebook application parameters::
facebook.app_id =
facebook.secret_key =
facebook.namespace =
facebook.scope =
#. In the app settings on https://developers.facebook.com/apps, set callbak url
to point to ::
http://127.0.0.1:6543/[facebook app namespace]/
#. Include ``pyramid_facebook`` in your config::
config.include('pyramid_facebook')
config.scan()
#. Define your facebook canvas view::
from pyramid_facebook.canvas import facebook_canvas
@facebook_canvas()
def canvas(context, request):
# canvas is available only to users who accepted facebook permission
# defined in setting['facebook.scope'].
# context.facebook_data dict contains signed_request content.
# i.e.:
# user_id = context.facebook["user_id"]
...
return Response('Hello Facebok World')
#. Browse to your app on ::
http://apps.facebook.com/[app namespace]
Development
-----------
0.5.324
-------
* Add a ``GraphAPI`` utility lazily instantiated with the application token.
* Add an attribute ``object`` to ``ChangeNotification``event.
* ``OrderReceived`` being notified when receiving a real-time payment update
* Add :module:`~pyramid_facebook.tests.integration.test_payments` used in
:module:~pyramid_facebook.tests.functional.test_payments
Breaking Changes
````````````````
* Rename ``OrderCreated`` for :class:`~pyramid_facebook.events.OrderReceived
* Can be sent multiple times for the same order with same or different status
* Rename ``OrderCreationError`` for :class:`~pyramid_facebook.events.OrderProcessingError`
0.4.317
-------
* Added pfacebook-real-time command to update real time subscriptions.
* Breaking changes: namespace is now added by the framework in opengraph URLs.
0.2.246
-------
* Reusable view and template for OpenGraph objects.
* Support for Facebook local currency payments.
This release is backward-compatible for apps that use the app currency
and Facebook credits decorators. A future version will remove support
for credits (Facebook will remove them) and app currencies (which can now
use the generic OpenGraph view).
0.2.235
-------
* Packaging fix-ups.
0.2.220
-------
* Fix bug where permissions defined in ``facebook.scope`` setting were ignored
by ``prompt_authorize``.
0.2.217
-------
* Add view to redirect from GET canvas to the Facebook application page.
0.2.207
-------
* Move predicates from lib to predicates.
* Add ``PermissionEventPredicate`` for filtering event subscriber with permission.
0.2.2
-----
* Include ``pyramid_contextauth`` for dealing with context-based authentication.
0.1.194
-------
* Added ``CanceledOrder`` when any payment update fail during event notification.
* add includeme for any sub module to uniform configuration
* facebook auth policy does not rely anymore on context for authentication.
* add an ``CanvasRequested`` event triggered when a identified user request
canvas.
0.1.127
-------
* In credits: Check item title not being an empty string to avoid FB failing with
no explicit message. "Fail early."
* Fixed bug which raised configuration conflict because ``pyramid_facebook`` was
not commiting config via ``config.commit``.
0.0
---
- Initial version
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